Far. AI can assemble cool images, but it's still just throwing shit at the wall, and for every 1 good image you get dozens of unusable garbage ones. Something like a movie would require 24 images every second, and have all that sequence of images be consistent with each other. That's a level way beyond what any AI algorithm can do, probably for years to come.
NGL, Star Citizen was sitting in the back of my mind the entire time I was watching that.
Remember, you can't be accused of underdelivering on your promises if you never deliver.
It also really muddles the waters regarding a timeline for AI self-awareness. Like, how smart or dumb would it need to be to just start doing random bullshit? It really depends upon the application.
I hate to say it but SC backers did get a game of sorts. It's in eternal buggy alpha but you can play it if you have enough Patience.
The idiot promised or implied a promise regardless of what he said. Most of the audiences expecting something, but they're too prideful, gullible, or dumb enough to believe everything that comes out of the creator's mouth. They assume too much.
Same. At least there are some other combat flight sims out there, even if none of them are wing commander but with modern tech.
Yeah, it's wierd how they started in 2017 but COVID apparently forced the project to shut down and not their crippling inability focus on getting a game out. I get 9 million isn't a ton of money to develop an MMO with and even a regular videogame would have that as a bit of a tight budget depending but the scope of what they promised and the resouces they had were nowhere close to each other
*pokes EA with a stick* Go on, reboot Wing Commander. I fucken dare ya!
This A.I. shit reaches new heights of uncanniness that I find fucking fascinating. There's an otherwordliness to these, at face value, very normal images that's almost scary and disturbing.
Guess that's cuz AI algorithms are trained using massive amounts of data, but don't actually understand any of it, so they make all kinds of small (or not so small) mistakes that the human eye will subconsciously pick up on.
Does this guy do requests? I wanna see a 90s Streets of Rage movie, or an 80s Splatterhouse move.
I imagine you'll eventually have multiple ai working in team, with some editor ai rejecting all the shit. My uneducated guess would be about 30 years.
